Yesterday we got about 7 inches of snow and sleet in Bethesda, Maryland. I walked around downtown Bethesda this afternoon (roughly 3pm-4pm) to see how the city is recovering. Overall, the main roads are in decent shape. Often at least one of the lanes isn't fully plowed, but there aren't many cars out right now so that isn't a real issue. It may be in the coming days as people go back to work though. A lot of the sidewalks are clear in the downtown area, but not all of them are, especially problematic are along Old Georgetown Road and along Wisconsin Avenue, as well as at intersections where snow has been piled up by plows.
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| Some snow on Old Georgetown |
Old Georgetown Road had at least two lanes clear, but in some places there was still a little bit of loose snow on the road.
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| More snow on Old Georgetown |
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| Snow on Wisconsin |
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| Walking in the road |
The blocked sidewalks and high snow at intersections is forcing these folks to walk in the road on Wisconsin Avenue. This is dangerous for everyone involved.
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| Capital Crescent Trail: plowed to the asphalt |
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| Bike Lane |
The separated bike lane on Woodmont Avenue had been cleared at some point, but is now covered with snow again.
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| Snowy sidewalk on St. Elmo |
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| Uncleared sidewalk on Woodmont |
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| Not all neighborhood streets are plowed |
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| Clearing Bethesda Lane |
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| All that snow has to go somewhere, in places it is piled quite high |
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| No Broccoli |
Fresh vegetables were in short supply at Lidl this afternoon. There was no fresh broccoli in the store. There was, however, frozen broccoli, whic is just as good for you so I got that instead.
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